48 — Sunday, June 27, 1999 - North Shore News

Salmon stream to be
built in Stanley Park

VANCOUVER Aquarium
Marine Science Centre siaff
released 11,600 coho fish
fry from the Capilano
Hatchery into = Coal
Harbour on June 28 at the
site of what will become the
mouth of the BC Hydro
Salmoa Stream in Stanley
Park.

The BC Hydro salmon
stream initiative is a major
conservation and education
project in Stanley Park, the
only project of its kind in
Canada. A 300-metre stream
is being designed and built by
the Vancouver Aquarium and
Vancouver Parks Board, with
input from BC Hydro staff.

Hydro has contributed
$1.5 million to fund the
salmon stream project —
$300,000 each year for five
years.

The demonstration stream
will originate oat the
Vancouver Aquarium and
wind its way to an area near
the Vancouver Rowing Club
in Coal Harbour.

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Mission Statement

Construction of the demon-
stration stream begins this
fali.

“Most of our customers
have never seen a productive
salmon stream, fer alone wit-
nessed salmon spawning,”
said BC Hydro president and
CEO Michael Costello.

During the faunch of the
BC Hydro salmon. stream
project last June, 10,000
coho fry from focal Fisheries
and Oceans Canada hatch-
eries were released into Coal
Harbour.

At that time, and again
June 18, a pheromone was
released into the water to
help the salmon find their
way back to Stanley Park and
their new “home” stream.
The scent of the pheromone
will guide the fish home ro
spawn.

Coho fry released last
June should return to the BC
Hydro salmon stream next
year; the coho fry released
this month should return in

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Kevin Gillies

News Reporter

NORTH Vancouver
City Council last week
officially recognized
people who have con-
tributed to preserving
community heritage.

Topping the list was Coun.
Stella Jo Dean who was given
the Heritage Achievement
Award in a small ceremony
before council's June 21
meeting.

“It was Stella Jo Dean's
commitment to heritage that
made jor such a centennial
year,” said Colin Gurnsey,
chairman of the Heritage
Advisory Commission, in set-
ting up the presentation.

He noted Pean’s 30 years
of public service and winning
of the 1996 — Heritage
Landscape Award.

“We all know how much
you cajole ... to preserve her-
tage,” Mayer Jack Loucks
said in presenting Dean with
the plaque.

An Inter-denominational Christian School

Kindergarten to Grade 8 (Sept. '99)
A subsequent grade to be added each year

ty hands

Dean said she wanted to
thank everyone, including her
daughter who applied for the
nomination.

“I have enjoyed working
for heritage,” Dean said in
accepting the award.

Winning the Commercial

yore avant
aster

Heritage Conservation Award
were Allan Daimond
Architect, Creekside
Architect, Redekop Properties
Inc. and Mary Shaughressy
for their work on The
Tradewinds (51-69 Lonsdale

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ut heritage awards

Winners of the Residential
Heritage Conservation Award
were Mason Kent of MCR.
Properties Lid and
Collinridge Fine Homes and
Renovations Ltd. for their
work on the home at 309 E.

LGCA seeks to provide quality
Christian education that

the efforts of the home andthe church.
Our goal is to teach children to know
and walk with God so that- their
influence will be realized inthe home,
the unity and the world. DAN Piggott of Redekep Properties displays his company's Commercial Heritage

Award from North Vancouver City. Redekop was named for the Tradewinds, behind.

Lions Gate Christian Acadenty does
Notexistto protect or separate students
from the world. We recognize that
Christian students are in the world
but not of it; therefore the school will
equip and chalenge students to
critique the world’s pre-suppositions
based on God's Word.

The Curriculum

Christian teachers teach froma biblical
perspective using B.C. Ministry of
Education curriculum. Through the
various subject areas, students

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